Fans and bettors have probably already seen the most exciting game of Week 10 in Thursday night’s Bengals-Ravens game, but that doesn’t mean we’re taking the week off. It just means we find something else to bet on, such as the hundred or so player props offered for each game.

We still have a lot to do, so let’s not waste any time. Here are our top 10 player props for Week 10’s Sunday NFL games.

NFL Week 10: Player Props

These are in no particular order; we don’t necessarily like the former more or less than the latter. But we recommend them all. Oh, and make sure you shop online before placing your bet to ensure you get the best odds available.

Sam LaPorta O/U 3.5 Receptions at -115/-115

The Detroit Lions tight end was a breakout star in his rookie season last year, recording 86 receptions on 120 targets for 889 yards and 10 touchdowns. But he just hasn’t played a major role in the game plan this season. Aside from their season opener against the Rams, which went into overtime, he has been targeted more than three times, only twice.

Both matches were big wins. This game should be relatively close (especially if CJ Stroud gets Nico Collins back). The Texans defense has limited tight ends to just 24 catches.

Take the UNDER (odds via DraftKings).

Saquon Barkley O/U 103.5 Rushing and Receiving Yards -120/-110 (DraftKings)

Saquon Barkley Records 10+ Rushing Yards in Every Quarter +145 (FanDuel)

Saquon Barkley Longest Rush O/U 17.5 yards -110/-120 (DraftKings)

The struggle was all too real for the Cowboys and their defense, which the Eagles and former Giants running back Saquon Barkley will exploit with ease. Dallas has struggled with opposing running backs in several games this season; Barkley is next in line.

As bad as Dallas’ defense has been, only two running backs have rushed for more than 100 yards against them. Bijan Robinson ran for 86 for the Falcons last week, but also had 59 receiving yards.

The Eagles appear intent on giving Barkley his hand; he is averaging 19.6 carries per game. Teams are averaging 4.6 yards per carry against the Dallas D. Barkley averaged 5.9, but even if the Cowboys hold him to 4.6, Barkley will break a few screen plays for a long gain to MORE THAN Gaining 103.5 rushing and receiving yards.

The only reason he might not get more than 10 rushing yards per carry is if the game is so well in hand that he sits out the fourth quarter. As for its longest rush, Dallas has given up nine plays of more than 20 yards. Between Barkley’s craftiness and the Cowboys’ inability to tackle, he’ll make at least 10 of them (if not 11 or 12).

Take MORE than 17.5 meters.

D’Andre Swift O/U 71.5 Rushing Yards at -113/-113 (FanDuel)

D’Andre Swift O/U 17.5 Rushing Attempts to -105/-125 (DraftKings)

Swift fell short of 71.5 yards in the first three games, but has gone over 71.5 in four of the five games since. Three of those games were wins, and the fourth they lost due to a Hail Mary. The Patriots have had a running back gain 80 or more yards in their last five games; two did so in one game.

Since the Bears will likely try to take advantage of the Patriots’ run defense and feed Swift the ball, he should have no problem rushing for over 71.5 yards.

Now he has carried the ball just 18 times in two games. But see if the Bears can take advantage of New England’s poor defense to take the pressure off Caleb Williams. Opponents have averaged 35.3 rushing attempts against the Patriots in their last three games. Swift gets at least 20 in this game.

Take the OVER for his rushing attempts.

Kyle Pitts O/U 41.5 receiving yards at -113/-113 (FanDuel)

Kyle Pitts O/U 3.5 Receptions at -114/-114 (FanDuel)

Pitts had one catch for 11 yards last week vs. Dallas and had no catches against the Saints (three targets) in Week 4. In the four games in between, he had seven, three, seven and four catches for 88, 70, 65 and 91 meters. Kirk Cousins ​​will get him involved again, against a Saints defense that is currently struggling.

Take OVER.

As for his reception totals, before the Dallas game last week, he had over 3.5 in three of four games. If he had caught a few balls against the Saints, he probably would have been targeted more than three times in that one. When Cousins ​​wants to get him involved, he throws 5-10 passes to Pitts. The tight end must catch at least four.

Take OVER.

Baker Mayfield O/U 34.5 Pass Attempts -115/-115

Baker Mayfield O/U 0.5 interceptions

Mayfield has averaged 40.5 attempts per game over the last four games, partly because the Buccaneers had to play catch-up and because they weren’t running the ball well. Against a 49ers team that gets Christian McCaffrey back this week, there’s a good chance that Tampa Bay will catch up early and often in this game.

Take OVER.

As for his interception total, if you throw the ball as often as Tampa Bay, you’re going to throw the occasional pick. Mayfield didn’t throw one last week, but had seven in the previous three games. The 49ers defense has had two in each of their last three games and at least one in their last five games.

If Mayfield throws the ball more than 40 times again, he’ll throw at least one pick against this 49ers defense.

Take OVER.

–Field-level media